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Military Training For High School Students Advocated
The article argues for mandatory military training beginning in high school, suggesting courses start at age fourteen and progress over four years. It cites Harvard and Columbia as among institutions open to such ideas and notes benefits in discipline, physical training, and reduced need for later intensive prep for war. It highlights public hearings in Washington and mentions perspectives from civilians and army officers. The Tucson district issue is also referenced with a related expanded column by Mrs. K L Marshall.
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